Swap “DM to order” for an order form in your bio. Customers send the details you actually need, and every order lands in one place.
Less chasing. More selling.
Rapid Cart gives every request a clear structure, without making you build or maintain a website.
Scroll, chase details, copy them somewhere else — and hope nothing gets missed.
Accept, decline or update the order — Rapid Cart keeps the customer informed.
See it in action
A real DM thread: one knitter, four pillow cases, and the order nobody could scroll back to — then the 40-second fix, right from the link in your bio.
From link to order
No website, no catalogue, no setup. If you can share a link, you can take orders with Rapid Cart.
Register, choose your handle, and your personal order page is ready in under a minute.
Add it to your social bio, send it in chat, put it in your email signature or print the QR code.
See what they want, their offer, timing and delivery details together — ready for your decision.
After the request
Accept, decline or mark an order ready. Your customer gets an email automatically and can follow progress on their own tracking page.
Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
Your order form is live the moment you pick a handle. No catalogue, theme or technical setup.
Turn your link into a sign, sticker, table tent or business card.
Built-in rate limiting and bot traps keep junk requests out.
Start free. Add card payments, branded signs, more order pages, embeds, API access and webhooks when your business needs them.
Free guides and tools
A tool that turns a customer conversation into a clean order, and guides on taking orders through Instagram, WhatsApp and Facebook and what to charge. All free, and useful even if you never sign up.
Paste the conversation from Instagram, WhatsApp, Facebook or TikTok. Get the order laid out, a list of what's still missing, and a reply that asks for it.
DMs, Instagram Shop, a Google Form or an order link: what each one costs you, and how to set your bio, Stories and replies up so orders arrive complete.
Catalogue, carts, labels and away messages: what the Business app does for you, where it stops, and how to take custom orders without scrolling for the address.
Messenger, comments, Marketplace, Shops and groups: which one fits a small business, and the three settings that send every order to one place.
The nine details every custom order needs, three ways to take orders compared honestly, and the policies that stop people vanishing two days before the date.
Every field a custom cake order needs, with the reason it is there and an example answer. Printable PDF, or copy it into Google Forms.
The settings that make Google Forms work for custom orders, the five places it breaks, and an honest view of when to stay on it.
Six ways to take custom orders compared, including where tools other than ours do the job better.
What Etsy gives you, what it takes, where it does not fit fresh cakes, and how to use it beside your own link within its rules.
Sizing a deposit, taking the balance, and why “non-refundable” does not mean what most people think.
Why “ingredients times two” pays you nothing for the afternoon, the four costs a fair price has to cover, and a worked example from flour to a per-cupcake price.
Straightforward pricing
The free plan takes your first orders, no card required. When you want card payments, your own branding or more orders, paid plans start from $4.99 a month.
€0forever
For taking your first orders from your bio.
$4.99/ month
For getting your order link live.
$13.99/ month
For busy independent sellers.
$44.99/ month
For larger order volumes and integrations.
Every paid plan starts with a 14-day free trial, no card needed. Before it ends you choose the plan to keep; if you don't, you're back on the free plan with everything kept.
Good to know
Still unsure if it fits how you sell? Start on the free plan and test your own order link — no card, nothing to cancel.
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